Paradigm 10/27/06
Bluegrass Brewing Co.
Louisville, KY
Track/Set List:
Set 1/2* (disc 1):
1. Freak Nasty (end of 1st set)
2. Everything In Its Right Place-->
3. 2+2=5
4. Airbag
5. Karma Police
6. Planet Telex
7. You and Whose Army?
8. Blow Out
9. Bones
10. Idioteque-->
11. Sulk
12. Paranoid Android
Set 3 (disc 2):
1. Come Together**-->
2. The National Anthem*-->
3. Come Together-->
4. Grover
5. Fire Fly
6. Mourning Dancers
* Entire 2nd set and "The National Anthem" by Radiohead
** The Beatles
Complete setlist available at paradigmgroove.com
Bluegrass Brewing Co.
Louisville, KY
Track/Set List:
Set 1/2* (disc 1):
1. Freak Nasty (end of 1st set)
2. Everything In Its Right Place-->
3. 2+2=5
4. Airbag
5. Karma Police
6. Planet Telex
7. You and Whose Army?
8. Blow Out
9. Bones
10. Idioteque-->
11. Sulk
12. Paranoid Android
Set 3 (disc 2):
1. Come Together**-->
2. The National Anthem*-->
3. Come Together-->
4. Grover
5. Fire Fly
6. Mourning Dancers
* Entire 2nd set and "The National Anthem" by Radiohead
** The Beatles
Complete setlist available at paradigmgroove.com
Related Music (Beta) question-dark
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| The National Anthem --> |
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| Airbag |
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| Karma Police |
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| Everything In Its Right Place --> |
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| Freak Nasty |
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| Fire Fly |
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| Planet Telex |
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| Blow Out |
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| Bones |
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| 2+2=5 |
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| You and Whose Army? |
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| Idioteque --> |
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| Grover |
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| Paranoid Android |
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Notes
This is an incomplete show containing the end of the first set, the entire second set, and most of the third set. "Freak Nasty" is officially the last song of the first set, but due to various delays the band did not take a set break before starting the second set.
Reviews
Reviewer:
Saxman94
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March 28, 2008
Subject: Damn...
Subject: Damn...
This show is really good. I wish I had been there. I think most of those Radiohead tunes are actually better without the lyrics, at least if someone's trying to cover them. If it's not Thom Yorke at the mic, I'd rather not hear the words.
